Surgeon General
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I've just come from a meeting with the surgeon general and the vice president.

That was something the surgeon general would definitely want to know.

He was surgeon general of Connecticut from 1881 to 1882.

He spent the rest of his career with the medical department as deputy surgeon general.

"We have not had a surgeon general for three years.

The surgeon general said that "every day, nearly 5,000 people under 18 years of age try their first cigarette."

"After four years as surgeon general, this move has already been therapeutic for me," he said.

And I told her the surgeon general says some 40 million people have quit smoking on their own.

The Surgeon general says that smoking is harmful to your health.

In between were surgeons general who did not make a public assault on tobacco their cause, he said.

He was not even asked to stay on as Surgeon General.

In 1950-51 he was chief of medical research for the Surgeon General.

Young children want to take a picture with the Surgeon General.

Meanwhile, the surgeon general, the nation's head doctor, is all but invisible.

The surgeon general is retiring soon, and he asked me to consider replacing him.

When the president and surgeon general discuss mental health policy, they sound cautious.

The surgeon general is also responsible for preparing reports on matters of public health.

The Surgeon General had called to remind him in person!

"Dole suggests Clinton should not force battle on surgeon general nominee."

She answers, "The surgeon general says we're supposed to give each other a list of all the people we've slept with."

"The surgeon general is going right into the bear's den.

A medical doctor, he served as Surgeon General from 1969 to 1977.

I've even notified the surgeon general of Mississippi to see if he'll endorse the idea.

The surgeon general took a broader view of oral health than simply healthy teeth.